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Hospital innovation programs in Maryland

These profiles are based in Maryland according to official program or system locations. A health system may also operate facilities in other states. Inclusion is not an endorsement.

Baltimore, Maryland

Johns Hopkins Medicine

Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures

Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures (JHTV) publishes a technology-transfer and entrepreneurship platform for moving discoveries from the university and its research community toward products and services.

Technology transferAcceleratorEntrepreneurshipLicenseSpinoutClinicalMedical deviceTherapeutics

Academic

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Editorially verified · Reviewed August 30, 2026

Baltimore, Maryland

Johns Hopkins Medicine / Johns Hopkins University

Center for Bioengineering Innovation & Design (CBID)

Johns Hopkins CBID sits at the intersection of the Whiting School of Engineering and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and trains teams to invent, prototype and commercialize medical devices.

Physician innovationEntrepreneurshipInnovation centerStrategic partnershipClinicalMedical device

Academic · Nonprofit

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Editorially verified · Reviewed August 30, 2026

Columbia, Maryland

MedStar Health

MedStar Institute for Innovation (MI2)

The MedStar Institute for Innovation, known as MI2, was founded in 2009 as MedStar Health's system-wide innovation organization spanning Maryland and Washington, DC.

Innovation centerAcceleratorEntrepreneurshipStrategic partnershipClinicalDigitalOperational

Nonprofit

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Editorially verified · Reviewed August 30, 2026

Baltimore, Maryland

University of Maryland Medical System / University of Maryland, Baltimore

UM Ventures

UM Ventures is the joint commercialization and industry-engagement initiative of the University of Maryland, Baltimore (home of the School of Medicine that staffs the University of Maryland Medical System) and the University of Maryland, College Park.

Technology transferVenture fundEntrepreneurshipLicenseInvestmentClinicalMedical device

Academic · Nonprofit

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Reviewed August 30, 2026